The Global CALM Program is an international initiative to train clinicians in CALM therapy, gather evidence about the implementation of CALM in diverse settings, and to make CALM a standard of care for people facing metastatic and advanced cancer.

GIPPEC has formed a network of international sites in Europe, Austral-Asia, Africa, North and South America. Each site has a CALM lead who is responsible for the implementation of CALM in their centre with the aim of becoming a hub to support training, data collection and the implementation of CALM in multiple sites within their region. 


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Gary Rodin

Director of GIPPEC at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto

 

Anja Mehnert

Head of Psychosocial Oncology, Department of Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology

 

Anne Lanceley

Senior Lecturer

 

Argin Malakian

Registered Oncology Nurse

 

Carmine Malfitano

Research Associate at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre

 

Eve Namisango

Program and Research Manager at the African Palliative Care Association
Senior Health Scientist at the College of Health Sciences, Makerere University

 

Lesley Chalklin

Program Manager, GIPPEC

 

Loreto Fernandez

Psychotherapist and Critical Global Health Scholar

 

Luigi Grassi

Professor and Chair of Psychiatry

 

Luzia Travado

Head of Psycho-Oncology at the Clinical Center of the Champalimaud Centre, Champalimaud Foundation

 

Sarah Hales

Clinician Researcher Princess Margaret Cancer Centre

 

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